Bracelets are one of the jewels you love to wear, yet many of you are still hesitant when it comes to choosing which one to buy or even wear.
This hesitation certainly stems from the fact that a bracelet must be chosen according to various criteria such as :
- your skin color
- mesh size
- desired length
- according to outfit style
Here's some information to help you learn a little more about the bracelet and make sure you're wearing the right one. bracelet in all circumstances.
Choose your bracelet according to your skin tone
One thing is certain: when choosing your braceletIf you're not sure what your skin tone is, you'll need to determine it first.
Define your skin tone before choosing the right type of bracelet
Do you have fair skin, dark skin or a neutral skin tone?
If you can't determine your exact skin tone, here's a little tip: look at the color of your veins on your wrist.
Thanks to their colors, you'll know which category to place your skin tone in.
If your veins are blue or violet and clearly visible, you can consider your skin to be fair.
On the other hand, if your veins are greenish and hard to see, your skin tone is dull.
If your veins are neither greenish nor blue, then your skin tone is neutral.
Once you've found your skin tone, all that's left to do is choose the bracelet that's right for you.
Choosing the right bracelet for your skin tone
Visit silver bracelets go very well with light-colored cuffs. Our elegant sun bracelet in rhodium-plated silver is perfect for this type of skin. Cool tones such as blue, green or violet also look great on a pale wrist.
For dark skins, it is preferable to use theor or a gold-plated bracelet which perfectly complements skin tone. Combining this metal color with warm tones like yellow, orange or orange-red will brighten up your wrist.
As for neutral skin tones, there's no need to choose, since both metal colors suit them perfectly.
Of course, you'll also have to decide what you like, but it's best to follow these tips to make sure your wrist looks its best.
Wrist size: coarse or fine mesh
Once you've found your skin tone, one of the equally decisive criteria in choosing a bracelet is the type of wrist you have.
Of course, you must also take into account the fashion trends of this jewel, but the size of your wrist combined with the size of the mesh will harmonize and enhance it.
First of all, measure the size of your wrist. This will enable you to sort out the most suitable bracelets for you, since some models don't come in all sizes.
If your wrist is strong and so is your body, opt for an imposing bracelet with large mesh or an imposing bezel, like our Danièle bracelet. In this way, the jewel is in harmony with everything else.
If you don't like imposing bracelets, you can opt for overlapping bracelets with medium or fine mesh, which will give a sense of volume to your wrist.
On the other hand, if you have a very small wrist and are a petite woman with a slim build, the Cleopatra braceletwith its fine mesh, will be perfect for enhancing your little wrist with elegance and refinement.
Gold or silver bracelet: match your outfit
Accessorizing an outfit with a bracelet enhances both your outfit and your jewelry. It's the finishing touch to an outfit, so you need to be careful about the material of your bracelet, as choosing the wrong color could have the opposite effect and weigh down your look.
For a total black look, you can opt for the color or or silverIt doesn't matter, because these two colors go perfectly with black. Your bracelet will add interest to your outfit, giving it either sparkle with silver or warmth with gold or gold-plated.
A gold-plated bracelet will go perfectly with warm tones such as pink, orange or red. By associating this color with your outfit, you maintain the warmth of your clothes.
On the other hand, if you prefer cooler tones, such as blue, green or purple, it's wiser to wear a silver bracelet which will bring the light missing from the outfit.
You can also combine your colorful outfit with a bracelet with stones Just make sure that the outfit and bracelet are in the same tone and harmonize perfectly.
Determine your bracelet length
Now that you know how to choose a bracelet, you'll need to determine its length for your wrist.
To do this, simply measure your wrist at the bone with a loose-fitting tape measure, and add 1 cm to get the ideal length.
If you don't have a tape measure, use thread and measure it once you've gone around your wrist.
If you're between 2 sizes, to be on the safe side, select the centimeter above, which will allow you to be comfortable with your jewelry. For those who prefer to wear bracelets loosely, you'll need to add 2cm to your measurement.
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